When charging the coil battery I see the light stays on solid.
When it is fully charged it starts flashing.
I assume the charging circuits measure when the battery is fully charged and cut off.
This should eliminate overcharging and allow the charger to be hooked up overnight ... if my assumption is correct.
So why the warning about overcharging if it can not happen?
It would be nice if there were a beeper that would sound off when the battery is down to 10% so that you dont run them flat.
When the detector is not being used I see the coil light still flashes about once every 2 seconds.
if I dont use the detector for a while how long before that flashing light will run the battery down flat and possibly damage it?
When it is fully charged it starts flashing.
I assume the charging circuits measure when the battery is fully charged and cut off.
This should eliminate overcharging and allow the charger to be hooked up overnight ... if my assumption is correct.
So why the warning about overcharging if it can not happen?
It would be nice if there were a beeper that would sound off when the battery is down to 10% so that you dont run them flat.
When the detector is not being used I see the coil light still flashes about once every 2 seconds.
if I dont use the detector for a while how long before that flashing light will run the battery down flat and possibly damage it?